204 Welsh Authority's function of providing S4C and S4C Digital [204A S4C's principal powers and public service remit]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

204  Welsh Authority's function of providing S4C and S4C Digital [204A S4C's principal powers and public service remit]

(1) The Welsh Authority shall continue in existence with the substitution of the following function for their functions under section 57 of the 1990 Act.

(2) The Welsh Authority shall have the function of providing television programme services of high quality with a view to their being available for reception wholly or mainly by members of the public in Wales.

[(3) The carrying out of that function—

(a) must include the continuing provision of the service provided in digital form and known as S4C Digital; and

(b) may include the continuing provision of the television broadcasting service known as Sianel Pedwar Cymru (“S4C”).]

[(4) The duty of the Welsh Authority

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